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King crab. Photo: NOAA Fisheries Kodiak Laboratory
Crab fisheries in the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) are managed under the Federal Fishery Management Plan (FMP) for Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands King and Tanner Crab. This FMP defers crab fishery management to the State of Alaska, including the opening and closing of fisheries and setting total allowable catches or guideline harvest levels for the fisheries. NMFS and the North Pacific Fishery Management Council retain the authority to establish the Crab Rationalization Program and Essential Fish Habitat, prevent overfishing, and rebuild overfished fisheries. NMFS and the Council also regulate the trawl fisheries to reduce their impacts on the crab stocks by establishing closed areas and reducing bycatch of crab in the trawl fisheries. The Council's Crab Plan Team coordinates crab management between NMFS and the State. It also provides Federal oversight of State crab management, develops FMP amendments to comply with the Magnuson-Stevens Act and other applicable federal law, and prepares the annual Stock Assessment and Fishery Evaluation Report. The Magnuson-Stevens Act created the crab Community Development Quota (CDQ) Program which allocates 10 percent of the total allowable catch to CDQ groups. The FMP defers management of the crab CDQ program to the State of Alaska with NMFS oversight.
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NMFS annually surveys the BSAI crab stocks to estimate crab abundance. NMFS and the State of Alaska use this information to determine the status of the stocks and to set the harvest levels. The State of Alaska also conducts research to collect and evaluate basic life history data, characterize stock distribution, and develop methods to improve the fisheries and reduce bycatch.


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Sheri, I understand how whole families can be devastated by murder. My daughter Keara was murdered 6 years ago and I and her siblings lives have been changed forever. I am so sorry for the loss of your son. This is a place to find support from other Moms who understand. If you would like to talk by phone, email me your number and I will call you. With love, Darien
Thank you so much Darien! I see the support given here and am thankful for a place to be able to be real and honest. Sheri, Davey and Jonathan's mom
Sheri...I am so sorry for the death of your son David. also terribly sorry for your other son. How Horrible! My daughter Jill and unborn grandbabies (she was 8 and a half months pregnant) were murdered twenty-six years ago. It's sad that one act of evil can destroy families. My thoughts are with you and I will be praying for you.
I am so very sorry for your loss, we do all understand what you are going through. The one thing I can tell you is that the pain will soften with time. I am so sorry your other son had to witness his brother's murder how hard that must be for him. My son Jim was also murdered in December the 16th 2007 he was shot in the chest the bullet traveled downward hitting most of his vital organs. I am glad you found this site but sorry you even had to look for it.
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Oh Sheri - I am crying as I read this. My David was shot December 21, 2011 by his roommate - in the back with a high powered pellet gun and then did not call ems for over an hour and never told them or the police that he shot him (he claimed it was an overdose...which it wasn't) They found out when the ME found the bullet wound. I share your pain... Yours is the 4th David I now know, starting with mine, that has been shot and killed. My son was 18... My pain and the pain of my family is so raw - I completely understand what you are going through. Please stay in touch and know that you are in my thoughts!
Sheri, I too am so saddened to have to say how sorry I am this has happened to you. I can not even imagine Jonathan's pain I don't know what to say...my son Chris was 27 when he was shot 8 times by his father as he slept, my daughter has a different pain then mine but it's the same pain still...
There's alot of love here for you xo
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Thank you for your note and most of all thank you for your prayers! I feel I am carried on a bed of prayers and without them I don't know what I would do.
Hi Lois,
I cannot even imagine the anger you must feel for the one who shot your son and then just left him. I just can't comprehend the actions which took our sons!
Thank you for your note and the love shared even admist such pain.
Dear Michelle,
Another mom of a David... I would love to hear about your David and his personality. My David, which he went by Dave and/or Davey was the light and life of any situation. He lived life to the fullest and shared it with all; whether young or old. I miss him so much.

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Great art work spruces up welcome to BloomfieldPosted Friday, August 24, 2007, at 6:41 PM
Have you noticed the vast visual improvement that the new historic landmark murals painted along a wall on the east side of Bloomfield have made?
It certainly sets a wonderful welcome tone when you are entering the Bloomfield community. It really look great.
The Bloomfield art students who created the mural deserve the credit and ought to be very proud of their work.
For years, the site of a former tire store building deteriorated and grew into an unsightly eyesore. The building crumbled and was taken down. The Bloomfield Town Council for several years attempted to work with Indiana Department of Environmental Management officials to clear up some environmental concerns so the property could be cleared and still meet EPA regulations. The property finally came under county ownership -- through a delinquent tax sale -- and the building was taken down.
However, an unsightly, sparsely painted -- rather ugly -- retaining wall remained.
Bloomfield art teacher Deb Johnson, using some community vision, enlisted the help of her students to turn the very ugly wall into something that has been educational and a definite improvement to the entire county.
Johnson applied for a Learn and Serve state grant to obtained paint supplies. She also got a donation from the Bloomfield Lions Club to help with the project.
Starting in May, the students began work on the historic landmark wall mural. The work was completed in late July.
The mural contains painted historic landmarks around the county -- including the county courthouse, Bloomfield-Eastern Greene Public Library, the old Scotland Hotel, the Blue Barn, the Tulip Viaduct, Shawnee Theatre, and the Richland-Plummer Creek Covered Bridge. The painting also includes an American flag, an Indiana state flag and seal and a king-sized apple to commemorate the annual Bloomfield Apple Festival every October.
There is also a "Welcome to Bloomfield" heading.
However, not satisfied with the total project, the students have now proposed to the Greene County Commissioners the idea of constructing some of kind of mini rest park in conjunction with the wall mural.
The commissioners gave their verbal blessing to the park project -- and agreed to assist wherever necessary in getting the property ready. Commissioner's president Bart Beard suggested that the idea be ran past the Bloomfield Town Council to get their input and make sure they don't have any objections.
Council president Eric Harrah agrees that the wall mural looks fantastic and says the council will do what it can to help with maintaining the proposed mini park. He will also have police patrol the area to deter would-be vandals who might have the idea of defacing the property.
The mini park is another great and long overdue idea that can do nothing but help the community.
To help pay for the mini park project -- which is being designed by the students and may include park benches, flower planters and some kind of green space -- the students, with Johnson's guidance have proposed to sell a 2008 calendar with drawings of the historic landmarks that are included on the wall mural.
That's such a great idea.
They are hopeful of having the calendars on sale at the upcoming Scotland Festival in September and the Bloomfield Apple Festival. Please support this project by purchasing some of these keepsake calendars.
This is such a wonderful example of teens -- our future generation and community leaders -- recognizing a project that needed done and taking the initiative to make sure it was done in a fashion they was both acceptable to the community and something in which they can take ownership.
The community should be very proud of this great improvement.
Again, it looks great and special thanks goes to Deb Johnson and her students who contributed more than 1,000 hours of labor to make it a reality.
We hope this is the first of many youth-community partnerships around the county.
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I know the students help work on this painting. I also saw Buck Baker out there putting many hot hours by himself all summer painting. When I would go by it would just be Buck out there by himself. So lets not forget his hard work also. And yes, it makes that side of town look great!
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Quote of the day: Joe Zias on David Elkington's fake metal codices
'They are of such poor quality I'm surprised that anyone bought the story. On the other hand it's always the biblical scholars who fall for this stuff as dirt archaeologists, museum curators, and dealers can usually spot these items as … Continue reading
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Jordanian metal codices update: Peter Thonemann confirms they are fakes and explains why
The Messiah codex decoded by Peter Thonemann, Wadham College, Oxford Who could resist? Photographs of a mysterious-looking copper notebook duly arrived. Strange sequences of Greek letters curled around depictions of a palm tree, a walled city, a crocodile and, oddly, Alexander … Continue reading
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Robert Deutsch explains some of the origins of the mishmash of inscriptions on the forged metal codices: I will give a short description of some highlights from the iconography depicted on several "codices" for the scholars who are not familiar … Continue reading
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It seems to me that this is the most important question about these forgeries. Some preliminary diggings can be found here: Some Light on David Elkington, or is it Paul? Recent 'Real' Biographies on David Elkington, the Lead Head Related: … Continue reading
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This is a discussion on BURRIS ELIMINATOR within the Hunting Equipment, Gear & Optics forums, part of the HUNTING EQUIPMENT, FIREARMS & AMMUNITION category; My dear hunter fellowmen, Did any of you use the newcomer BURRIS ELIMINATOR in different shooting conditions like long range ...
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My dear hunter fellowmen,
Did any of you use the newcomer BURRIS ELIMINATOR in different shooting conditions like long range shooting,down and uphill shooting,etc.How were the results?
Is it really that good as advertised?And of course accurate?Is it worth buying or?????
I would like to hear your comments aboout it as I plan to get one.
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Twice the stuff to break than a separate rangefinder and scope. The laser rangefinder, like all electronics, will soon be obsolete. Something better is already on the drawing board. When scope or rangefinder goes bad, you lose BOTH while in the service shop.
Simple, separate, and tough would be my advice for tools in a place like Africa.
Eliminator is technically illegal for big game hunting in Montana, since the reticle is internally illuminated. Makes no difference to me if it's any good or not under that condition. It would only be legal here for varmints/home security or if you were a government agent, and I use a much less expensive illuminated etched glass reticle scope for varmint hunting (Hawke Nite-Eye SR6). It's deadly and cheap, and has some conventional rangefinding capability built in. Check your local game laws before buying an illuminated reticle scope.
I got the Nite-Eye for less than $200 on sale.
An illuminated reticle scope IS legal in Montana if it uses external ambient light to light up the reticle, but not a battery operated internal light.
Also, the minimum operating temperature is only 14F, so not suitable for Montana, much less Alaska. I sometimes hunt varmints in snow at night, at lower temps than that. Might work in Africa, but you'd never see me bringing one there.
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the eliminator is good out to about 450 yards Burris Eliminator Laser Scope Sale Burris Eliminator Laser Scopes personally it isn't my cup of tea, but it isn't bad.
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I think they are large and heavy. They don't make a gun easy to handle, I would get a good Leupold, Nikon..etc. and practice. It is not that hard to shoot up hill or downhill at all...for the most part..you hold dead on and shoot.


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Giovanni Battista Piranesi, an eighteenth-century designer of architecture, elaborate Interiors and exquisite furnishings, boldly combined historical elements to create innovative designs that still resonate today. Cooper-Hewitt invites a panel of designers to discuss how, like Piranesi, their imaginative and often irreverent use of historical motifs invigorates contemporary design. This panel features: Anna Sui, Fashion Designer; Bill Diamond, Interior Designer, Diamond + Baratta; Tony Baratta, Interior Designer, Diamond + Baratta;
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This exhibition honors the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II with a celebration of the architecture and design of the Royal Pavilion at Brighton, originally commissioned by George IV in the 18th century and completed in the 19th century. The furnishings and designs on display include items from the Cooper-Hewitt's permanent collection, the Royal Pavilion's collection, and nine items especially chosen by the Queen. Works by architect John Nash, and designers Frederick Crace and Augustus Charles Pugin, are featured.
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For over seventy years, Knoll has been a leader in modern workplace furnishings and textiles. Cooper-Hewitt recently added forty pieces of Knoll textiles and furniture to the collection, most of which were recently seen in the exhibition Knoll Textiles: 1945–2010 at the Bard Graduate Center Museum in New York.
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SATURDAY, July 20 (HealthDay News) -- About 68,000 people are treated in U.S. emergency departments each year for lawn mower-related injuries, and 9,400 of them are children under the age of 18, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Riding mowers cause most of the lawn mower-related injuries in children and most of them are injured in their own yard. Common injuries include amputations, fractures, cuts, infection and skin damage.
"One important statistic to remember is that a significant number of these accidents occur among family members," Dr. Junichi Tamai, at the division of pediatric orthopedic surgery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, said in a hospital news release. "Most families think that if the child stays with a family member, everything will be okay, but that is not always the case."
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The square was built in 1850 and named in support of Union troops when the Civil War began. This is the heart of San Francisco, where tourists and locals mingle every day. The square is used for all kinds of public and private needs, such as open markets (flowers, art), demonstrations and rallies, and general sunning, lunching, meeting and... More
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Very briefly – had an excellent show at Mobile Asia Expo. Very valuable feedback from carrier partners on our progress with Ubuntu's mobile experience and ecosystem. And just heard that a US operator has joined our advisory group – alongside recent additions from Indonesia and Australia. So that means we have partners who cover parts of Asia, most of Europe, North and South America.
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Peng You Lian started his Tai Ji training as a teenager. From 1981 to 1985, he studied in Faculty of Physical Education of Beijing Normal University (Beijing, P.R. China). He received his Bachelor's Degree in 1985 and Master's Degree in 1989. During his university years, he was trained by numerous Martial Arts masters and professors.
Peng You Lian came to Canada in 1990. He formed the Peng You Tai Ji Quan Association with the motto "Health, Friendship, Happiness" soon after. He began to study Wu School Tai Ji under Master Eddy Wu in 1997.
In 2001, Peng You Lian won the Gold Medal for Tai Ji Quan at the Wushu Championship; the first prize for Tai Ji Sword at the First World Tai Ji and Health Conference in China. He was also the grand Champion at the Thunder Bay Martial Arts Open, 2003.
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As people came together for real conversations, they actually listened to one another, which is not always common in the kind of controversial topics we were exploring—topics about origins, evolution, and biblical interpretation.
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
In today's video, Revd. Dr. David Wenham discusses how defending the Truth of scripture doesn't always require an ultra-literalistic interpretation.
In today's video, Brian McLaren discusses the value of considering Scripture in light of the cultures that surrounded them. The Biblical writers were aware of the myths of the power nations that surrounded them, but flipped their stories on their heads to reveal truth about God.
In this video, Alister McGrath discusses the importance of going beyond surface readings, both in Scripture and in the natural world. The parable of the sower, for example, contains a far deeper meaning than a story of a man scattering seed.
When addressing the science and faith dialogue, one of the first things we must look at is how we interpret scripture. In today's video, Nancey Murphy discusses the importance of narratives as a tool for the ancient writers to teach theological truths, especially about the nature of creation.
In today's video, Brian McLaren explains his own comfort with accepting Scripture and evolution, seeing the process of evolution as a wonderful opportunity for adaptation, growth, and development and a reflection of God's glory.
In today's video, theologian Chris Tilling discusses biblical genre and the relational truth of Scripture. Tilling notes that when we read the Biblical text, we bring our own presuppositions and assumptions to the text (what theologians call "eisegesis").
This chapter from Mark Noll's book Jesus Christ and the Life of the Mind seeks to understand science through a Christ-centered lens. Overall, if one accepts that nature is created and sustained by Jesus Christ, the author explains, then one must conclude that looking at nature is, in fact, the best way to learn about nature.
If God has indeed created all things, pure scientific truth should never be a "problematic thing" for Christians. If anything, scientific truth enriches the faith as it reveals his majesty and provides Christians with a deeper understanding of God.
In this video Conversation, Greg Boyd notes that some believers conceive of their faith as a "house of cards"—where shifting one element will collapse the whole thing.
In this video "Conversation," Pete Enns addresses some assumptions about ancient readers and writers that are relevant to the way we should read Genesis in the 21st century.
In this video Conversation, Rev. N.T. Wright responds to the question, "If you take Genesis in a non-literal fashion, especially the creation stories, why take anything in the Bible literally—such as the Gospels? Do you take the Gospels literally?"
Can science provide substantive insight into the question of God's existence? Isaac's paper examines three schools of thought regarding the possibility of detecting God's existence through science: Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design.
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, describes how Andrew Dickson White relentlessly advocated a view of history in which Science and Dogmatic Theology have always been at war with one another. Noll identifies 16 reasons why White's notion of warfare is mistaken.
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By: Nikki Ibarra, KOB Eyewitness News 4
The drought is to blame for the partial closure of a west side golf course.
Starting Monday, the first nine holes of the Ladera Golf Course will be closed for repairs. Golfers told KOB Eyewitness News 4 the turf has gotten pretty bad because of the three-year drought.
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KOB spoke to golfers as soon as the announcement of the partial closure was made.
"It needs repairs. We're playing on a lot of dirt there so we come with the ball a lot but it, it's getting there," golfer Anthony Gutierrez said.
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John the Baptist (Character)
from "Jesus of Nazareth" (1977)
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- Gospel Adventures (2014) Played by Evan T Hall
- The Gospel of Mark (2014) Played by Hicham Gouton
- The Gospel of Matthew (2014) Played by Hicham Gouton / Goutou Hicham
- The New Testament (2013) Played by Beatriz Simonsohn
- Son of God (2014) Played by Daniel Percival
- Salomé (2013) Played by Kevin Anderson
- "The Bible"
- Hope (2013) TV episode, Played by Daniel Percival
- Salome (2013) Played by Eitan Pitigilinani
- 12+1, una comedia metafísica (2012) Played by Carlos Álvarez-Nóvoa (as El Bautista)
- Mary of Nazareth (2012) (TV) Played by Marco Foschi
... aka "Maria di Nazaret" - Germany (original title)
- Salome (2012) Played by Greer Grimsley (as Jokanaan)
- Wilde Salomé (2011) Played by Kevin Anderson / Mousa Kraish
- Cedar Rapids Opera Theatre Presents: Salome (2010) (TV) Played by Mark Schnaible (as Jochanaan)
- Salomé (2010) Played by Felipe Cataldo (as Iokanaan)
- Salome (2009) Played by Ryan Tiderington (as Jokanaan)
- "The Steve and Kathy Show"
- Daytime TV (2009) TV episode, Played by Bill Behrendt
- The Gospel of Mark for Little Children (2009) Played by Neil Fowler
... aka "The Gospel of Mark for Little Children by the Third Grade of the Jesus Loves You School" - USA (alternative title)
- I Am Jesus Christ (2008) Played by Brian Grey (as John The Baptist)
- Alexia Anastasio's Salomé (2008) (V) Played by Veronica Heffron (as Iokanaan)
- "The Metropolitan Opera HD Live"
... aka "Great Performances at the Met" - USA (alternative title)
- Richard Strauss: Salome (2008) TV episode, Played by Juha Uusitalo (as Jochanaan)
- Chiamami Salomè (2008) Played by Elio Germano (as Profeta)
... aka "Call Me Salome" - USA (DVD title)
- Salome (2008) (TV) Played by Michael Volle (as Jokanaan)
- Passion Play (2007) Played by Adam Boyer (as John The Baptist)
- "Saved"
- A Day in the Life (2006) TV episode, Played by Christopher Heyerdahl
- Mars Needs Bibles (2006) Played by Carlos Pina (as El Bautista)
- Secret History of Religion: Doomsday - Book of Revelation (2006) (TV) Played by Mark Kulka
- "Unlocking Ancient Secrets of the Bible" (2006) TV series Played by Slim Khezri (as John The Baptist)
- "The Saints Speak" (2005) TV series Played by John Farrell (as Saint John the Baptist)
- Haven (2004/I) Played by Ky-Mani Marley
- Messiah (2004) (V) Played by Raymond Schmoll
- Judas (2004) (TV) Played by Aidan McArdle (as John The Baptist)
- The Copper Scroll of Mary Magdalene (2004) Played by Jean Fadal
- Mary, Mother of the Son of God (2003) Played by Paulo Vespúcio (as João Batista)
... aka "Maria, Mãe do Filho de Deus" - Brazil (original title)
- The Visual Bible: The Gospel of John (2003) Played by Scott Handy
... aka "The Gospel of John" - USA (short title)
- The Apocalypse (2002) (TV) Played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson (as Johanan)
... aka "San Giovanni - L'apocalisse" - Italy (original title)
- Salomé (2002) Played by Javier Toca (as San Juan)
- Salome (2001) Played by Sherri Dietrich (as The Baptist)
- "Get Real TV" (2001) TV series Played by Isaac Stambaugh
- The Cross (2001) Played by George Ghali
- "Xena: Warrior Princess"
- Motherhood (2000) TV episode, Played by Jon Brazier
- Mary Magdalene (2000) (TV) Played by Benjamin Sadler (as Giovanni il Battista)
... aka "Gli amici di Gesù - Maria Maddalena" - Italy (original title)
... aka "Close to Jesus" - USA (video box title)
... aka "The Friends of Jesus: Mary Magdalene" - USA
- The Miracle Maker (2000) Played by Richard E. Grant
- Secondo Giovanni (2000) Played by Enrico Casagrande (as Giovanni Battista)
- The Testaments: Of One Fold and One Shepherd (2000) Played by Jongiorgi Enos (as John The Baptist)
... aka "The Testaments" - USA (short title)
- Jesus (1999) (TV) Played by David O'Hara (as John The Baptist)
- Messiah (1999) Played by Nick Savalas (as Le prophète dans le désert)
- Mary, Mother of Jesus (1999) (TV) Played by Christopher Routh
- Jésus (1999) (TV) Played by François Négret (as Jean-Baptiste)
- Extraordinary Visitor (1998) Played by Raoul Bhaneja
- The Grace of God (1998) Played by Lawrence King (as Jean-Baptiste)
- Salomé (1997) (TV) Played by Bryn Terfel (as Jokanaan)
- Kristo (1996) Played by Gabby Concepcion
- The Revolutionary (1995) (V) Played by David Tysall
... aka "The Life of Jesus: The Revolutionary" - USA (video box title)
- Marie de Nazareth (1995) Played by Thierry Maillot (as Jean Le Baptiste)
... aka "Mary of Nazareth" - USA (informal literal English title)
- The Gospel According to Matthew (1993) Played by Marcel van Heerden
... aka "The Visual Bible: Matthew" - South Africa (original title)
... aka "Jesus the Christ" - USA (video title)
- Salome (1992) (TV) Played by Michael Devlin
- John the Baptist (1990) (V) Played by Gregory Snegoff
... aka "Animated Stories from the New Testament: John the Baptist" - USA (series title)
- The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) Played by Andre Gregory (as John The Baptist)
- Salome's Last Dance (1988) Played by Douglas Hodge
- Jézus az ember fia (1986) (TV) Played by János Kiss (as The Babtist)
- Salome (1986) Played by Fabrizio Bentivoglio (as Yokanaan)
- La vida de nuestro señor Jesucristo (1980) Played by Narciso Busquets
... aka "The Life of Jesus Christ" - USA (video title)
... aka "The Nativity: The Life of Jesus Christ" - USA (DVD title)
- The Jesus Film (1979) Played by Eli Cohen
... aka "Jesus" - USA (original title)
... aka "The Jesus Movie" - USA (video title)
... aka "Word-for-Word, the Bible on Video: Gospel of Luke" - USA (video box title)
- "Jesus of Nazareth"
- Part 2 (1977) TV episode, Played by Michael York
- Part 1 (1977) TV episode, Played by Michael York
- "Lletres catalanes"
- Salomé (1977) TV episode, Played by Enric Majó (as Iokanaan)
- The Passover Plot (1976) Played by Harry Andrews (as Yohanan the Baptist)
- Il messia (1975) Played by Carlos de Carvalho
- Salome (1975) (TV) Played by Bernd Weikl (as Jokanaan)
- La vérité sur l'imaginaire passion d'un inconnu (1974) Played by Ferruccio Malandrini (as Jean-Baptiste)
- The Thorn (1974) Played by John Greenberg
... aka "The Divine Mr. J" - International (English title) (imdb display title)
- Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus (1973) Played by Larry Lee
... aka "Gospel Road" - USA (short title)
- Salomé (1973) (TV) Played by Jean-Paul Zehnacker (as Jean-Baptiste)
- Salomè (1972) Played by Giovanni Davoli (as Iokanaan)
- Jesús, María y José (1972) Played by Guillermo Vázquez (as Juan 8 años) / Mario Trujillo B. (as Juan 12 años)
... aka "Jesus, Mary and Joseph" - International (English title) (informal title)
- "Au théâtre ce soir"
- Herminie (1971) TV episode, Played by Michel Modo (as Jean-Baptiste)
- Salome (1971) (TV) Played by Thomas von Keyserling (as Jochanaan)
- Jesús, nuestro Señor (1971) Played by Narciso Busquets (as Juan Bautista)
- A Vida de Jesus Cristo (1971) Played by Jan Koudela
- The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965) Played by Charlton Heston
... aka "George Stevens Presents The Greatest Story Ever Told" - UK (complete title), USA (complete title)
- Yahya Peygamber (1965) Played by Yusuf Sezgin (as Hazreti Yahya 'John the Baptist')
- Hak yolunda Hazreti Yahya (1965) Played by Tanju Gürsu (as Hazreti Yahya 'John the Baptist')
- The Gospel According to St. Matthew (1964) Played by Mario Socrate
... aka "Il vangelo secondo Matteo" - Italy (original title)
- King of Kings (1961) Played by Robert Ryan (as John The Baptist)
... aka "Samuel Bronston's Production King of Kings" - UK (complete title), USA (complete title)
- The Big Fisherman (1959) Played by Jay Barney
- La redenzione (1958) Played by Livio Lorenzon (as Giovanni Battista)
- "Grande Teatro Tupi"
- Salomé (1956) TV episode, Played by Jorge Fischer Júnior (as João Batista)
- "Omnibus"
- Salome (1955) TV episode, Played by Martin Landau (as Jokanaan)
- Day of Triumph (1954) Played by John Stephenson
- Salome (1953) Played by Alan Badel
... aka "Salome: The Dance of the Seven Veils" - USA (alternative title)
- "The Living Christ Series" (1951) TV series Played by Lawrence Dobkin
... aka "Greatest Bible Stories" - USA (cable TV title)
... aka "The Life of Christ" - USA (DVD title)
... aka "The Story of Jesus" - USA (video title)
- The Pilgrimage Play (1949) Played by John Parrish
- George White's Scandals (1945) Played by Edward O'Neil
... aka "George White's Scandals of 1945" - USA (poster title)
- Jesus of Nazareth (1942) Played by Miguel Manzano (as San Juan Bautista)
... aka "Jesús de Nazareth" - Mexico (original title)
- Le berceau de dieu (1926) Played by Eric Barclay (as Jean-Baptiste)
- Salome (1922) Played by Nigel De Brulier (as Jokaanan)
- Salome (1918) Played by Alan Roscoe
- From the Manger to the Cross; or, Jesus of Nazareth (1912) Played by James D. Ainsley
... aka "Jesus of Nazareth" - USA (recut version)
- Herodias (1910) Played by Jean-Marie de l'Isle (as Jean-Baptiste)
... aka "Hérodiade" - France (original title)
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- "The Naked Archaeologist"
- John the Baptist (2005) TV episode, Played by Robert Ryan
- Before Stonewall (1984) Played by Nigel De Brulier (as Jokaanan)
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Zambian Breweries Plc. Clarifies Maltings Investment
30 October 2013
LUSAKA, October 29, 2013: Zambian Breweries Plc. has clarified that, whilst it is reviewing its planned US $32.6 million investment in a Maltings Plant as part of a review of its entire business operations, no decision to halt the project has been taken. The company has said that the proposed increase in excise tax on clear beer from 40% to 60% in the 2014 National Budget will have an impact on demand resulting from an upward price adjustment. As a normal business practise, this expectation has prompted Zambian Breweries to take a review of its operations and investment plans.
Zambian Breweries Plc. Corporate Affairs Director, Mr. Luke Njovu, said:
"The anticipated price increase on our clear beer will result in significantly lower volumes and will also make our product relatively more expensive when compared to similar products in the sub-region. From historical experience, this will result in increased smuggling of beer products from neighbouring countries. We have been in discussion with the government on the issue and we are pleased with their support and the conducive environment that they have created in support of local manufacturing."
Zambian Breweries Plc. is a subsidiary of SABMiller Plc., which is listed on the London Stock Exchange. Apart from investing in the planned Malting Plant at the Lusaka South Multi-Facility Economic Zone, (MFEZ), SABMiller Plc., is also investing US $26m in a new opaque beer brewery in Lusaka under National Breweries Plc.
Released by the Corporate Affairs Office Lusaka
For further details, please contact:
Yuyo Nachali-Kambikambi
Corporate Affairs Manager
Mobile: +260 96 1 776154
Office: +260 21 1 246572
This is a SABMiller subsidiary news release, it was first published in its local market on October 29th, 2013.


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Valkyrie & Moon Knight are Secret Avengers
Marvel revealed today that Valkyrie and Moon Knight have been revealed to be Secret Avengers joining War Machine and Beast on the all-new May-debuting Avengers series by Ed Brubaker and Mike Deodato.
Marvel Reveals Two Secret Avengers
Marvel's new comics released this week include a pair of ads that reveal the some of the members of Ed Brubaker and Mike Deodato's Secret Avengers line-up. The new series debuts in May.
Marvel Releases a Sixth "Secret Avengers" Teaser
Marvel Comics has released a late-Friday afternoon sixth teaser for "Secret Avengers," featuring a male figure shrouded in black accompanied by the quote "I lead by example," suggesting that he is the head of the new team.
Marvel's Fifth "Secret Avengers" Teaser
Marvel, has released their fifth "Secret Avengers" teaser image this morning, showcasing what looks to be an armored figure attributed with the quote "I act upon my convictions regardless of personal consequences,"
Fourth "Secret Avenger" Teaser Released
Marvel has released yet another teaser image for the upcoming "Secret Avengers" title, this time featuring what appears to be a flying male character accompanied by the quote "I excel through adversity."
New "Secret Avengers" Teaser Released
Marvel, has released a third "Secret Avengers" teaser image, this time depicting the silhouetted figure of a female character with a long, flowing cape accompanied by the quote "I am in control of my life."
Second "Secret Avengers" Teaser Released
Marvel has released a second teaser image for Ed Brubaker and Mike Deodato's upcoming "Secret Avengers" title, presenting the character in silhouetted form with the phrase "I strive for redemption" as the only clue to their identity.
"Secret Avengers" Creative Team Announced
Marvel has released a teaser image for their new "Secret Avengers" title, as well as the announcement of the series' creative team of "Captain America" writer Ed Brubaker and "Dark Avengers" artist Mike Deodato.
EXCLUSIVE: 35 "Weapon X 100 Project" Covers
CBR is proud to present an exclusive look at 35 covers by 25 artists from the Hero Initiative's "Wolverine: Weapon X 100 Project," featuring art from Arthur Adams to Mike Deodato and many other artists in between!!
Bendis Talks "Dark Avengers"
Brian Michael Bendis has big plans for Marvel's most mentally unstable super team, the "Dark Avengers." CBR News spoke with him about some surprising revelations, a battle with an immensely powerful foe, and a special Annual.
PRESS RELEASE: "Dark Avengers" #2 sells out, second printing announced
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In next week's one-shot, "Wolverine: Roar," Duane Swierczynski and Mike Deodato deliver an action-packed story that's that's literally ear-splitting. CBR News spoke with Swierczynski about the project.
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and it was awesome!
Played at the Ice Station in Valencia with a group of guys I met through a friend.
Had a couple random collisions, those were fun, got a nice bruise on my chin now.
Shot on goal or two, some great bursts of speed. However, I don't know how to stop very well yet( I can snowplow! ) and my low-speed/standing manuevering is on par with a turtle's ability to fly.
Still can't quite figure out edges and weight transfer, a lot of bad habits( I think ) learned from inline.
The rest of the guys played pretty much nonstop for the whole hour, I played for about 20 or 30 minutes, was gassed and sat for 5 minutes, played 15 more, sat another 5 and finished out the hour. I got back in to lose some weight(loving the sport might help just a bit too, haha ) and I think its going to happen.
The most fun I've had playing hockey ever.


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Tigers for Tomorrow, an exotic animal park and rescue preserve, will have its first UNTAMED Nature Fest in Attalla, featuring McGillivray, a renowned animal psychic and author of "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Pet Psychic Communication."
Guests can expect to learn from McGillivray, who lives in Charlotte, N.C., what their furry friends are thinking and why they may behave a certain way.
In McGillivray's 30-minute presentation, she will go through her routine of animal communication, a process she has been doing for almost 15 years. "I really stumbled upon it," she said. "It felt like my life's purpose to help animals be understood and heard."
McGillivray's first sign of her life's pursuit came during an encounter with a goat.
"(The goat) just looked at me funny one day, and he said something different that I know didn't come from me," she said. "It was validation that I didn't make these voices and images up."
She uses her special talent to help others gain some insight about their own animals or wildlife in general.
"It's a great feeling helping people become more aware of their animals' vast emotions and the environment. I truly believe it's beneficial," McGillivray said.
If guests of Tigers for Tomorrow still have questions after McGillivray's presentation, she will also give 10-minute private consultations. Although pets are not allowed, visitors can bring in pictures of their pets and ask McGillivray questions about the animal, even if the pet is no longer living.
Due to the limited number of consultations available, Susan Steffens, executive director at Tigers for Tomorrow, recommends calling ahead to make an appointment.
But the festivities don't stop there. From 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., there will be several animal talks throughout the park. For adults, Reiki, a Japanese stress reduction technique, as well as hypnotherapy presentations and treatments will be provided at different sessions. Kids can treat themselves to face painting and craft projects like making animal masks and Native American craftwork.
"We're here to educate people on the animals and the environment," Steffens said. "We wanted Debbie to be a part of this event because we've had workshops with her before, and we got a lot of people requesting her and wanting to know when she would be back."
McGillivray teaches workshops for pet owners and professionals to learn how to communicate with their animals, to figure out behavioral issues or to solve baffling medical problems. McGillivray's recent workshops have mostly been in the N.C. area, but there are opportunities for clients anywhere to host McGillivray at their homes, educational institutions or barns. Most of her private consultations are via phone. "It's just less distracting and it gives me a chance to clear my mind for the visuals," she said.
Through talking with the pet owner or professional handling the animal, McGillivray connects to the animal. She asks the animals questions and the animal translates through pictures, emotions and other various ways, she said.
McGillivray said she sometimes receives feelings, images and spots, thoughts and even aches or pains in her body that correspond directly to the animal's pain on his or her body.
"Just like people, all animals communicate in different ways," she said. "(Animals) want to talk to us. They already talk to us through regular noises like barking, but they also communicate through their body language and with each other telepathically."
Communicating with animals, McGillivray insists, sounds more difficult than it really is, and she suggests anyone can learn how to do it.
"Telepathy is like a muscle — the more you use it the stronger it becomes."
Nature Fest
When: Saturday, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Where: Tigers for Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain, 708 County Road 345, Attalla
Cost: $12 for adults, $6 for children ages 3-11 and includes parking. Private consultations with McGillivary are $25, Reiki treatments are $25, and hypnotherapy appointments are $100 for one hour.
Contact: 256-524-4150


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November 21, 2011
The 2010 Coca-Cola Scholars at the annual banquet held during the AIHEC student conference.
The Coca-Cola Foundation is continuing its support of first-generation Native American scholars through a generous donation of $250,000 to the American Indian College Fund. The Coca-Cola Foundation First Generation Tribal Scholarship Program will continue to increase access to higher education and leadership development opportunities for tribal college students that are the first in their families to attend college. At least one scholar at each of the accredited tribal colleges is selected to be a Coca-Cola scholar.
In addition to receiving scholarship awards up to $5,000, program participants also attend a fully funded week-long leadership development program called the American Indian Student Summer Leadership Training and participate in a reception recognizing their achievements in the spring. These programs are geared to encourage scholarship recipients, who often face more difficult challenges than other college students due to poverty, to stay in school.
Scholarship awards are renewable if awardees maintain a 3.0 grade point average, meet their tribal college's eligibility requirements for full-time status, and show involvement in leadership and campus life.
"At The Coca-Cola Company, we know that education has a major impact in building lives and sustaining communities," said Lori George Billingsley, Vice President, Community Relations, Coca-Cola Refreshments. "We created The Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship Program in recognition of the many students who want access to college and the opportunity to change their lives, the lives of their families and their communities. We share this goal with the American Indian College Fund, and are proud to partner with them in supporting the students they serve at each of the tribal colleges."
"The Coca-Cola Foundation is leading the nation's business community by providing scholarship opportunities to highly qualified first-generation Native students," said Richard B. Williams, President and CEO of the American Indian College Fund. "The Coca-Cola Foundation First Generation Tribal Scholarship Program is creating opportunities for American Indians who may otherwise be unable to attend college, making a difference in their lives, the lives of their family, and their communities. The Coca-Cola Foundation's commitment to Native education is providing hope to American Indians and helping to change the face of Indian Country."
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Against Virginia Tech, McAdoo missed a dunk on UNC's first possession. The Tar Heels' next five possessions resulted in four missed shots and two turnovers.
The Hokies, on the other hand, scored on five of their first six possessions to build a 12-0 lead.
"We weren't ready to play," senior guard Dexter Strickland told reporters when asked about his team's poor start.
Freshman point guard Marcus Paige agreed with his veteran backcourt partner.
"I think it was just a lack of effort," Paige said following UNC's 72-60 overtime win. "We just weren't getting to the right spots. We didn't have a sense of urgency and that's been a theme a lot throughout this year, but we were able to correct that and that's huge for us."
North Carolina was able to overcome the sluggish start, but the process involved was slow and arduous. With Hairston sidelined with a concussion, UNC was limited offensively in attempting to deploy a strike to erase the 12-point deficit.
It would take the Tar Heels more than 30 minutes to take its first lead of the game.
When asked how many more slow starts his team could weather, Paige replied: "Not very many."
"Hopefully we're out of those," he continued. "We've just got to come out with a little bit more energy [and] effort. And when we see the other team make a basket, we have to come down and get a good shot instead of coming down and rushing, because that's how teams end up going on runs."
North Carolina's 12-0 deficit prompted Roy Williams to do the unthinkable – call a timeout.
"It just wasn't very good basketball," the 10th-year UNC head coach said. "I started just to stay there and leave it to see how many they could score in a row against us. I don't ever think you lose or win in the first two or three minutes of the game."
A significant part of the issue has been poor play by the starting lineup – Paige, McAdoo, Strickland, Reggie Bullock and Desmond Hubert. Over a span of five halves beginning in Raleigh, UNC's first five scored just seven points in 29 possessions.
That collection of players offered signs of reversing that trend, however, by scoring 10 points on seven possessions after halftime on Saturday.
Credit the Tar Heels with grinding out a critical victory at home as they continue to build their NCAA Tournament resume. If UNC continues to spot its opponents leads off the tip, however, its postseason hopes could eventually encounter a devastating blow.
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